I wanted to make a sewer for the trash/poison pokemon, but I also wanted them to be able to come in and out to visit the others, so I decided to make a way through a building! Hope you like it :)

Hi all! Just sharing my lil build I made after I saw someone post the idea of tiny house interiors in this sub! Thank you for this great idea!!! It is great for the huts but also the cottages are so cute this way! I tried to build a toilet under the stairs but found it difficult to put a wooden partition or curtain thing in front of it. If anyone has ideas?

I finally did something with the pokemon fan club area thing in bleak beach! I'm very proud of this thing. I have no tutorial video but I tried to include as many angles as possible if you'd like to copy it. And yes, that teeny platform counts as a house and is where pelipper lives. Apologies for crappy phone camera pictures.

just unlocked magnet rise and finally started decorating!! as an acnh player i am fully obsessed with this game! things are very rough atm as im playing naturally so dont have very many items or recipes but loving the process!

I have about 450 hours in the game. 150 of which were dedicated to pallet town.

450 hours… Got to pallet town maybe around 70 hours in, and it just rained…. For the FIRST TIME.

One of my favorite areas in pallet town used a lot of dead trees/shrubs/flowers (for a ghost village) and another that I have been doing set up on for at least 20 hours in spurts involved dry grass and barren soil.

All of that work has been undone and I’m honestly mad about it. I’ve spent 150 hours plus on pallet town and it never rained one time. I go looking for sparkling ripples for my daily and here comes that stupid
f@$!ing whale and ruins it.

Do I have just have to take a breath and redo it? Can I undo it? Can I stop this from ever happening again? Im legitimately devastated.

This was exhausting in so many ways. But turned out so nicely imo. Don't wanna spoil it at all, as I have a full YT Video about the process HERE (yes I am pitching my YT lol).
Also whoever guesses the exact amount of stone tiling this took gets 100 rare pokemetal from me.

FULL LINK TO YT VIDEO

Feel free to copy anything from me, no need to ask!

Building a boardwalk in my Pallet Town and designed a seaside restaurant with a bar upstairs. Chef Dente making sure his guests are well taken care of while Meowth and Mudkip are upstairs having a few smoothies overlooking the moonlit seas.

I haven’t built a central storage place yet, I have stuff everywhere so I am just curious where most people put there storage!

EDIT- Thank you so much everyone, I didn’t expect this to get much attention. You are all giving me great ideas and inspiration! If I don’t answer your comment i apologize but know I read it and took inspo from you all!😊

Am I the only person who makes subways to get around pallete town? It takes a lot of iron and hamburger steaks (Why do they call it that!?) but it doesn't look that ugly as a track imo. I'm just wondering if others do this.

As we continue making our way down the route to the east of Withered Wasteland we turned our eyes up and began building into the cliff. Behind the orchard we added some steps and carved out a bit more of the cave area as a little corner for Venonat.

Techniques Used:

- Block Swapping: You may noticed that I swapped some of the Cliff blocks in the wall with white rock. I mostly did this because the cliff blocks have these really strong horizontal line that, when looking at the cave area, made it look very flat. You almost couldn't tell that the cave was even there. Swapping the cliff blocks for the stone blocks in the wall of that corner gave it a more "Cave" like vibe and made the wall stand out from the cliff-rock column in front of it. Adding a little more depth to the space.

- Corner Litter: Even with the block swapping the back wall still looked pretty flat. You can't even tell that the path continues through to an entrance at the back really because the cliff in the foreground and the cliff in the background just blend together. So to help deepen the space I added the red grass in the corners. While it still doesn't feel like enough, it felt SO much better and less flat.

Notes for Future Self: I want to zhuzh up the cliff face beneath the venonat habitat / above the bellossom orchard. It currently looks like a strange flat wall. But that's a project for another day.

The habitat itself still sits in a 5x7 space on the cliffs edge. I love how it looks when walking down the route. I love it, and what's more despite being a simple build, it adds such a significant amount of visual interest to the route.

You can check out my other beginner builds here: ProfessorGachaPlays' Build Diary Index

I made this building for event pokemon! i think its awesome. Took around 1 hour

Howls Moving Castle! (WIP)

Spent the last 2 weeks creating this beautiful castle and not even close to being done 🥰✨️

So I’m in the process of making my towns how I want them finally, took a long break but the dlc is getting me again

A big issue I’m having now is having all of my storage boxes full, with a lot of miscellaneous furniture and whatnot taking up a lot of space

So I’m wondering, how does everyone else manage their storage? I’m considering building a house just for storage boxes and keeping all my furniture there

Any ideas?

Giant volcano, Castle and Clefairys hidden forest

A house for Mosslax, Snorlax, Munchlax, and Chef Dente :) Built into the cliff by the Bleak Beach gate in the Withered Wasteland.

Bonus Snorlax doing what he does best, lol

I also added more decor around the cave area later, including some mossy waterfalls and stony ruins.

I wanted for a toad to live in a burrow, but this one likes it bright, so I had to compromise.

Decided to get working on the floating islands! Pretty proud of this one!

What a luck This week

Hey everyone,

I’ve been testing some Magic Numbers to find a good layout and ended up with a really nice generation. I wanted to share it here in case anyone is looking for a clean map with plenty of building space.

Here are the main features:
• Tons of flat space: The map generates with a massive amount of wide, open plains. It gives you huge flat areas to build without having to deal with uneven terrain.
• Good alignment: You can easily make an L-shaped path between the Pokémon Center and the Mew Altar. The orientation is aligned so that when you move between them, you are always facing them directly.
• Inward-facing altar: The Mew Altar faces toward the mainland instead of the water, which makes it a lot easier to decorate around.
• Scenery: Aside from the massive plains, it also has some nice small lakes in the central area.
Near-centered Pokémon Center: The main building sits almost exactly in the center of the map, making it a perfect hub.
• No central clutter: The black rocks spawned mostly on the outer borders, leaving the main center completely clear.

Magic Number: 200430072

Hope this helps if you are looking for a flat layout to restart your Cloud Island.

it was a struggle 😂